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Its lens is a Colour Luna 45 mm f/2.8 or f/3.5. | Its lens is a Colour Luna 45 mm f/2.8 or f/3.5. | ||
| − | It was also sold under other names, both by Yamato and other companies: 'Pal,' 'Pax Sunscope' , 'Rex Kaysons,' '[[Ricsor]],' '[[Rippa]]', 'Konair Ruby'<ref>with Konair 45mm f/3.5 s/n 102300 (see [http://manual-ka.livejournal.com/35096.html liveJournal blog])</ref> and perhaps others. | + | It was also sold under other names, both by Yamato and other companies: 'Pal,' 'Rex', 'Pax Sunscope' , 'Rex Kaysons,' '[[Ricsor]],' '[[Rippa]]', 'Konair Ruby'<ref>with Konair 45mm f/3.5 s/n 102300 (see [http://manual-ka.livejournal.com/35096.html liveJournal blog])</ref> and perhaps others. |
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The Pax Ruby is a fixed-lens leaf-shutter rangefinder camera made by Yamato in the 1950s. It looks similar to the Pax M3, but the rangefinder window is smaller. Its lens is a Colour Luna 45 mm f/2.8 or f/3.5.
It was also sold under other names, both by Yamato and other companies: 'Pal,' 'Rex', 'Pax Sunscope' , 'Rex Kaysons,' 'Ricsor,' 'Rippa', 'Konair Ruby'[1] and perhaps others.
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- ↑ with Konair 45mm f/3.5 s/n 102300 (see liveJournal blog)
